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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

Primes Ferdinand hsl surnOunted
one Of bis many difioallies. He has 81
last succeeded In procuring q cabinet,
and u appsass 70 Be q very good eAbi-
nei, 81 that. Among ita members are
several Of the most prominent leaders
Of ths Bulgarian patriotic movement.
Ths disposition Of the prominent men
Of Bulgaria 70 hold alOof from Rerdi-
naad vas one Of the most disOouraRiDR
feasurss Of she unenYiabis situation In
which be 10 placed. and the fact thai
they have Esoonsldered their deteEmina-
sion 70 remain out Of the Government
indicates sitAsF that they have acquired
confidence IN FsFdinand's intentions
and bis ability 10 maintain his position
o. that they have received assurances
from some quarter that Russia vill not
BE- permitted 70 upset the Bulgarian
Government again.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

fhszs d . FumsE that Minister
Phslpa. VITO has bssn miwepEassntisR
ne Unitsd einlss 81 London fer some
thina more than two ysarA = soon 70
be recalled. Tbs Fumor 4 doahfls@
wsihout foundatiss. for Phsics q isst
snsh Disgusting AngiOnanias e. Press
sdena Clsvaland loves, and u a ALTO
asthsg probable that hs viii remain
nnoug bis KnaiIsh friends snd admirers
uuail be h called home By ths nsxs Re
pablisan President about March 8
Isso. san. ths Fumor b 3 refreshing
ona, for Il ahows thai ths people sFs
thinking Of Phslps. and Il be happens
70 hear q, u yin remind him that The
AmeEioan psspis stlII exiss and thaa be
3 not great 90 bic own aeeount bat
aimply a. Their representative.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02


Dsmoeratie jOarnAIs, North and
Bouth, are devotina Q good deal Of
srass 70 attacks upon q Senator Ma
hOns and criticisms Of the recently b
sued address Of lhs Virginia ReVubli-
cans. TIE attention which they pay TO
ths address and its sushoE indicates
that they aokaOvisdas she force Of the
ons and oontinus 70 fear The olheE.
Tue address h really q remarkably
uaFsnR political document. and e at
tasks The Virginia Democracy in . uay
thai must be ~ Irritating - Il l. an
answoEabls. There 10 sveEy indication
that Mah0us and bic able Llsosenania
ere about 70 shAks Virginia up In 9
moss lively mannss. and unless tbs
usual indications fail they viii carry
TIE State nsxt November By majority
thsa viii make she Bourbon head
awfm.
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NOTICE.

nuR1sa TEE 1KaGRoRAY ABSENCE OF
~ Mr.. WIN. Wan WatsEs fEum this city, III.
cAarles n. shaw VII SET e business manager
~ fhe Aoore Manufscturxng Cuupany.
MOORE MANUFECTEaEN9 co.
ERATxLZ. sspsambar 1. 1857. sp2 50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02
RA Q II -.
september and and 3Td.
SEATTLE DRIVING PARK.
Pune, saunh and RriIi,h calnnhiu Circuit

PROGRAMME:
EfRsE DAK.
First Race. 600 yards dash, running Purse.
$50, SIS 10 first, SIS to second.
Second Race, Buggy Horse, for King county
horses, slu S. Purse. $780, s7o for Arst saS
tor second
Third Race. half mile dash, running. Purse,
SIS; SEQ 70 first, SIS 10 second.
SECOND DAY.
First Race, free for all, trotting, mile heats,
IN S. PErse, tl2S, 500 to hrst, S1S 10 second.
Second Race, half mile, running, IN s.
Purse, 500; SIS to first. gas to second.
Third Race. PAGERS, hail mile heats, In s.
Purse, 500. SIS % nFst, SIS % secoHd.
Fourth Race. Indian race, half mile dash.
running Parse, $50 SO 70 hrst, entrance
fee 10 SECOND
Entries Closed Before Day Of The Races.
EntFancs fee Addsd pro rata 10 AL parseA
~ Special excursion rates have been made
With the various railroads and steamboats, en-
tertng seattle. B. PaTfoHARD, Treasurer.
c p. ecHADD, Secretary. 231nget
Trains leave at ! and p. N. Fare. round
trip IS cents. Admission 70 grounds 80 cents;
grand stand Is cents. Band In attendance
each day
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02


Ths Ikalian RossEnmsBs organ DE-
claEss that the goysFnment 10 deter
mined 70 secure . sstflsnsnf of ne
trouble between Italy and Abysainia
bsfogs ths end o. The coming winter.
Ths cssssut sIfaAsios, says The paper, e
inaoisrnbls. and Il adds thai onless the
Abynainians Gee az 30 aeoeds 70 the
ssrms Of he ItaliAns. they win Be con-
pallsd 10 Dc 50 By . free use Of Italian
EiGss.
Il h safe 10 assert that the Ahyg-
sinians hass no notion Of aeeeding to
nny terms that ths Italians are al al
likely 70 offsF. The question 10 3 very
simpls one. The Italians are encsoaeh-
ina upon the territory Of AbyssiBiA.
Ths Abyn1inians demand shat they 90
away and ssay away. The Italian forces
are shut up in the gloomy little seaport
Of MasaoEah and are comparatively
safe under the gnns Of half dozen
ironcIada. bat The Abysinian general,
Rssaloala, hovsEs In the near vicinity
With an army which IL estimated 10
contain eighty thousand men. Under
the circumstances IL ID extremely unsafe
foe 90 Italian 10 wander ont Of reach Of
the guns Of the ircnolads, and IL Rasar
loula reads she papers, be must be ex-
tremsly amused at the discrimination Of
the Italian government TO make him
aeoept any terms that Il may choose 10
offeF.
Ilaly's experience In the Bed sea hes
besn unfsstunate. Several years ago
when the Mahdl and Osman Diena
we're mskina Il extremely interestirc
for she English IN the Nile valley and
alone the coast Of the Red sea, sE
Italian fogos was sent to occupy Mas
sowah, village on the Red sea Aboui
two hundred miles distant from Suakip
which vas the seat Of the English op-
sraiions. They were sent to make |
diversion IN favor Of England, but VII
Italy should have sent them has Away
remained q mystery. MassOVah is suE
rounded By o worthless desert e0untE.
which 40 did be Of no possible use &
Italy, and the place was unquestion'
ably within the borders Of Abysslnia.
coantFy Zoo strong 70 be safely trine'
With.
Italy has been left In the position 1
/, which those who 90 TO the assistance Q
q friend too often ind themselves. Th
English troops got out Of the Soud&n q
quickly as they conveniently could, an
their operations along the Red SEQ hav
for several years been nothing moi
than q subject of history. The Italian
! however, have been hanging on TO Ma
sowAh, afraid 10 advance and ashams
10 retreat. They now have before the
the prospect Of var which is eertai
!, 70 be expensive, and is extremely like
70 be disgraeeful. They are in al
. tFessing situation, and the best way 4
them to gel out Of 10 would be to apolI
gizs TO Abyssinia, and shake the sand
dust Of Africa of their feet withol
: more ado.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

Will Horn Taa BusNEss.-Alexan
der Allen, the ship builder, vas inter
viewed yesterday in regard 10 what the
ship baildsFs were going 10 do In order
to hold the business Of steamer build
inR and repairing here, nov that the
railroad hss closed all the ship yards.
Mr.. Allen said: 81 can only SPEAK for
myself, / have secured q site In q better
location, and much nearer 10 the cen
Ter OF business than my own yard, on
which ! will at once build g marine
railway Of Sufficient capacity to haul
out any Of the steamers piying on the
sound, and will have u IN running or.
der inside Of two months. what We
need here and What I would like 10 see
built 10 q large dry dock, not too large.
bat iast large enough 10 al the require
ments until the business Will testify
the construction Of q irst class dry
dook. Nothing has been lost yet BY The
shutting up Of the ship yards, and very
little viii be lost within the merit tRo
months. bat 81 that time We must be
Feaaf for business. for there are large
number Of steamers that must be haul
ed out and repaired before the rsuGb
weather sots In. ] suppose all the ship
builders are looking cot for themselves.
and yoa vii ind that as soon as there q
work in our line 10 be done. there viii
Be pienty Of us With ample facilities for
doing it,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02
University Of Washington.
sEATzKR. ". =.
FERNS Begin Azxass -. November 4,
JaaaAry % and April 2.

Fear coarsss q study. Pref. JohK
senh nne cabine9 AdesntARes n nuste ana
nre. Normal departments undeF directfon Il
PreR Taylor. Normal ErnauMte and teAnhaE.
Boarding q r1ancea rats. Boaraing h4fl for
yoana Wemza unaer immadinls slprEv11loa
a PfoceusrezR Hor fnrthsr l1fornaflnn, ID
dram I. n. CATCH,
aal9dkwtm Rresidant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

fhs4ah. heisa = sypisai BEittsA AnE-
wnmp. hs mag be usvsE % hard - sas-
Isty. Thsss i. ksssvsr, nj &c eAa1es
IN 9 hnndEsd thai . sssafy will Be nsesft
afsd whisb win nnszf She appsovaa q
Ne eena1s. u requires he posss Of
-thisds q he ssnatoEs % rafify :
treaty. and il i sxsssdinaly impro5abls
thss ons thisd q thsm oould be iE-
dssed - ssosva any treaty whicA TIE
nsuiy appoinisd joint sommission q
lEksly 10 sezstiate.
Il 10 niloasthaE pEobabis. shsscfore.
shat sns dlpiom4tis lahors Of kr. Cham-
bsriain VII Be n vain, - far e. tie
neeotiatisn Ct treaties Il e0neeEned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02
Tus naETIsH FTaHKRHEs con.
MIaaaoN.

A%8Mg&N
The British eovernmaai has selected
commissioner whose duty q will be TO
negotiate new iashsriss treaty with the
unitsd States. AZ the head Of the CON-
mission is no les . person than Joseph
Chamberlain, the distinguished Radical
leader who has for some time been act
Ina ~ an unwilling assistant Of the
Conservatives. His position In PaElia-
neat va fast becoming unbsaEahls
asd n IL nos safprisine that be should
eagerly embrace The opportunity Of q
position Of honor which vould take him
oat Of Great Britain until the present
ehassic coalition OF British politics has
given var 70 order and party lines ere
mere clearly defined. Mr.. Chamberlain
cen then return fresh from bis service
abroad and can dsasFmine definitely
which 10 the Winning side and Win
which party be had better east bis LOT.
n The eonmissaen Il appointed hy
Her Maissiy's eovsFnment simpls for
he puRposs Of aaordine Mr.. Cham
hsElain an saay and honorable means
sf escape fson bis unpleasant posi-
zion. ils ohisca viii doubtless be
aesomplishsd without difiealty. II,
ea The ether hand. there 10 an idea
thai tha sommissioa viii succeed 10
negotiating 9 Aahssies treaty which will
Be satisfactory either 10 he American
psovls or 10 the senate Of the unitsd
States. thoas vA0 entertain Il are doom
ed 10 Be Disappointed. We DO not want
another Halifax awaEd. The people Of
the United states Do not want asher
lee treaty. They viii Be satlsned II
American fsAina vessels are permitted 10
sajoy he rights 10 Vhioh they are snii.
tlsd undss sxistina treaties asd under
aha general rules wAioh govern inieEna-
ttoual eemuefoa.
The Deninion goSernmsnt has made
. saaaisa aitenapa 10 faros The GATED
States 10 negotiate . ssw treaty IN
watch. e Ia The lasi 0ns. ske advantage
wgli all b on ne SIDE Of the oAuaaiAns.
II was With tAis object In Viev thai
AmeFieaa vessels we're ssiEsd % The
sliahissa psuAaSta and thai In many
easss The dictasss % hospitality and
even Fl eommon haDAsity we're st Al
denanoe. Tie Americas Paaple have
realised this and have hssa alnOst an
aaimoaa In their determination that he
Duaulnloa Royornnsna sAali nSs saor
essd Ia iss Ohiesl ooaerss also -
sazssd he ADe pasitioa Shea hy . via
wAlsh vas practically unAnin0as In
hsah koaass % autAaEiEsd he Prssiasus
- declare aoa.inlsEeoasss vish oanaaA
sn caaa he tlleRAl esiHuFsa e AmsEieAn
Vssnsis I'D net eeasN
u = somsUhat sarpristng thAt 10 yiev
81 che anlsefnAl populaE sAnsinena
szainai ne nseosiAttOa a q nsw treaty
Ne aaministrAaiea shoala Aates 10 tie
ARpotnamsna 81 . tsini aammis4ioA fog
60 parpeas a pseutistinz ona. II istn
kseSine. AowsysF. sith to manner In
wAicA tAia sntiFe qaasttoa has besn
hAndlad ~ ~ Psesa3eni and IN Sc
seaAFy Il ssAhs. ~ sonmisltoa nag
@ssa anA q maE aaeotlaaa 9 tFs4iY
whish uiH b psEfsssiy satt8fAstssg 10
sAs Haaashls NJ. OhamhastAla,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

mHTss xENxTR KFLER EE9s TO AN.
IA nrunes thnk So IN ap9n her Rxlrnts
Bchaui Sur Dcyn anA CHRIS % Mou2ag. eep4.
81. a the XeEler coliogs Haih1ing. eeosnd
stEssl aeEftia. ". r &saglel
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MONEY mIOAN

Oa ehattls mortgage. good collateral
or psrsonal security, notes. mortgages
scrip, bonds. time cheeks. etc, booRht.
CoMFroN. MTLLKR 4 %.
0fics with Jadge Smith, James street,
opposite The Osoidental. aus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02
Fashionable DfesSmaEiHT.

MRS. eHTFzKR. LATE FROM PoRTLA AND,
w Ho1id be pleased 20 80 ladies' wAnting
work don1. Gall aud Sc her ~ Recon- No. q.
Commercial Hotel. Perfscs nk guaranteed. u
No pay The Eystam tAagAt Moderate
charges. Understands eostcme and theatrical
work. MRA HARRIET sWTTzER.
Has worked Cor the Winstoa Troupe. sp7 O
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

+ Special Dispatch go The Examiner
H. PAso, july Major MeClu,
OF the pay department of ne nitcd
states army who succeeds Nhior
Robinson rs paymaatcr at This point
- arrived and relieved that officer.
mayor McCWo's family ia ut \ailc-
'enn.NlyApie. He comc- hero fran
New FORK barracks Kentucky. on
positc 'ucmuau Muior Robinson
WiIlstart Immediately for Snn Fran
cisco, 10 which placc hr Inns brou
transferred. The mnjor L,- been IN
chargr here since 1854 aud i. know
rs iha man who saved the lie of Sec.
r't"ry steward al the time OF tie lin.
CON ASSASSINATION
The failure ot Bin Leroy turns out
TO he worse than reported. Hisl,-
oliitccs viii reach $1,000.
ne popular blood purifier. ll1od'4
Nar7aparlI.a, is having tremendous
Tni' this scn-pn, Ncarlt ever, body
i1kcs IL. Try n yourself
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23
PERSONAL.

\t.i..l. ~ 49,,
-. wy I '" W. cave "i Houston is IA
v -.
,.,., ,, ~. ~ "'''p''o" was IN the city
N's''r'n\'
, MrJ g. Winter came in yostcrdo,
o"' 2"''''.'h'
Mr. ]. -. Levy ). out alter
'P'n u '''"hes@.
Mrs. WIN. Lambert and son ..yc
returned to \u,W.
cC.P. Albcn Is IN H. city after
'urce months HbseLc'.
Captain VI. u. .Irrrir. weor .or.
rs 10 hear il, gI;tc Ri
Mrs ". a. clifton 4. .pondipo
some weeks out Ina tb,. r.iIntr,
E.yDr - ,,.
M,,rliu'nnd ,,iI' r.,,.'.- S"'' u"
Mr..IA. Nu,r ,.r. .,,.ia.,,
rail road man ,,.. A., ,i,,'..... Nus
dey. ICY '""'
Mr. W..
band AND lea. rs innr'v J',t.,,'r'
don.
Mr.I r,biu.ou r,.,,....
morroN far Nny or,. u.s. ~ ''.' W 'o'
trim.
vo.-I r,.
oway of Marlin spent YESTERDAY in ,hc
city.
Mr.ll. l.. Gravsou il rc,oyori,,,
from hi, severe f.. and sill me- n1' *
few day
Mrs. Bette Tinsh lcu On Tuc.d.,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

| Wh"''Sa 90 classification Of bor
rs an effort is now h,uo n,.J. =,
make Texas ape kau.ai1 iii.
hIpltlou movement. icmq,. ..pI W.
may come To IT, by aud hy. IN, ','s =
, u"W WIN no. voice Mt the ballot boV
VI INSANE 'ot women earnestly bcliov.
Y that prohibition furni.lc. nv 0 r.',,.
ca! Tor 'hc evil complained of oro ' ~,
s\mpathyswith the Opposition IT,, ~
ln y also he said OF those frw ,.a.
stay home assumed this posi,,.n "' ~,
Yer borough rcadiug and invos,i.on
non for themselves.
:, Another question present, it.o,f
Where Is the limit 10 this characfornc
legislation TO be fixed Whom wjI
we reach that point where we can sa,
10 TIE law.making power, Thus ,ar
ana no further shalt thou on :.
y ready the 'huc and cry" sgains,
Tue tobacco habit is being raised in
The same locality where this probiht
tiOn movement had its Origin anI
from time to time we hear mutteri,,rl
IN me distance against the Use ot -.
ana coilee that too much money /.
eNpohded tor these Injuries ana ,o,
much used for the good foururryes
By and by these waves ot reform
TOO, will come sweeping down imam
W. aud we will hc called upon q, on
graft more prohioitory amcrlm,nI.
upon our constitution. And ere lo,,.,
we may lind ourselves lug uacl, r.,
INC good old New England inns
hen n man WAS prohibited LA lave
rom kissing his wife OH tie ~abbaib
iay.
Voters OF Texas, rc-'-' now. qnd the
uturc is safe. \ FEMALE Avn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

Boys, there is nothing ike the work
done AT Waco Laundry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

Dick Green q CO haze two bran
new call carriages
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

n special train VIII leave the dopot
OF the -. Louis, Nrklu-a- AZ Z, yo.
railroad for Fort Worth lyia Cor.i
cana AT i:5U -. IN. on the .6ih d,,.
OF july. ISIS, and arrive at Fort Worth
Ia time TO take part IN the grand
parade. There viii be- no char. ali
cars. Tickets wi be on sale AT lIor.
aco y. smith, grocery store. on tho
cast side Of the square, after Wcdncs.
uay moruing. lricc, s.. food for
the round TRIP. No person Will be-
admitted TO the cars who IL not pro
N'ded with - ticket. 40 tickets win
be on sale after MoAday cven,po
rms train will leave Fort Worth ON
Is return on the morning o.; the 2-,b.
out the exact hour has not vet brcu
fixed fELIX II. Ron, NsoN
! he Iron Turbine WIND engine RIM
with less wind aud are more durable
ana gives better satiiacuon than any
mill in the market. Gull and see
model at &. a. SCHROEDER, and
be your own judge Every one guar.
ahteed. Buy the Iron Turbine engine
aud the Buckeye Force pump. and
YOU are sure TO be pleased.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

The Emerson pianos with late i'm
ProVements outstrip them AL. This
Is the verdict OF every uuprejudiccd
ana competent expert Gull and see
Them at the music house of Thos.
Goggan X Bro, No. 1862 South Fourth
street, Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

Don miss Sanger Brothers clear
ing sale If YOU want 10 save money
ON your purchases OF dry goods.
clothing, boots and shoes, millinery
ana carpets. Rich and poor, old and
young, all can nnd what they want Al
sanger Brothers, as they Oater TO all
classes of trade, and have gained ~
reputation rs the Peoples Merchants.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

Morris Cascarine i. nota cure-all.
1t is an efficient remedy for those
disorders which arise from the dis
lurbed condition of the liver and
stomach.
M the leading summer drinks at
Williamson ~ COS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

As a knife 10 the suicide. or hand
writing to the torgor, so is constipa,
ton to him who neglects It's warning
Morris, Cascarino will restore the
bowels to n healthy condition.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used for children teething, II soothes
the child softens the gums, allaYs all pains,
diarrh Ba
National Republican., 1887-05-30
Allswool Plaid suits, SO. Eiseman's, 7th & ]
Tho Court Record.

Court in General Term-Chief Justice Bing.
ham, and Justices James and MerrIek.--
Assignment for Tuesday-Nos. Is, q, 40, Al "A,
so, 81, and 80.
, Circuit Court, Division No. 1-,Justice Cox
allowed. Assignment Tor Tuesday1Nos. y "a, . 81.
so, 33, %, 40, 51,t 81, and 6l.
Circuit Court, Division No. 2--Justice Hag.
ner-shipman VS.. Magaiity; new trial denied.
Linn vs. Hoover; new trial denied. Assign.
ment for Tuesday-Nos. %. 2s, "a, &c, 20, 100,
ll2 l22l2o I2s' lao, 1872, lsi, 1856, lSs. 14o, ii2
EQUITY Court-Justice Merrlck.-stow VS.,
Treakle; sale finally iatifed and reference to
the auditor. Smith VS.. Jones: sale finally rati.
fled and conveyance ordered. Mcintosh VS..
sass sssnss Ss B
Eugene Carusi appointed trustee to SELL Ho-
miller Vs. Canstin order appointing Eliza b.
Caustin guardian ad litem. Capron VS.. Capron;
investment of funds ordered. Richardson VS..
Tullock ct al; pro confesso granted against
Nellie O. Bowers.
Criminal Court--Justice Montgomery
Mcbae bSoES Curtis sonyd1aa ndey dsys ~
child into q house of ill-fame: fined $50 and
sent to jail for four months. Lewis II. Good
map. convicted Of larceny; appeal; sixty days
one year In Jail Richard Rollins, bigamy;
pleaded not guilty, Chas. Kelly, convicted OF
assault; ten months In jail. Charles Dean,
Of larceny motion for new trial
John Flart, rape on Catherine Hunt; arralgned
and pleaded not guilty. Thomas Mccarthy,
larceny nom the person; pleaded not guilty.
Eli Nugent, housebreaking; pleaded not guilty.
Lewis Dodson Second oiiense) petit larceny;
pleaded not guilty, Chas. W. Howard alias
Morgan, larceny (three. cases.; pleaded not
guilty: sentence suspended for one week. AS.
sianment for Tuesday-Eli Nugent, house
breaking; Hattie Smith. assault to kill Harper
Green, housebreaking; Webster Banks, assault
to- kill; John fFlart, rape, and Lewis Dodson
(second ofense), petit larceny.